Sentence examples for putting a framework from inspiring English sources

"Mr Abbott said the government was putting a framework in place but what is the framework?

But he added: "We can no longer delay putting a framework for a clean energy economy in place.

So you want to make some changes and put a framework around your financial future.

Institutions need to put a framework in place much earlier in the year to ensure that staff are properly looked after and given the training they need.

At issue for Mr. Clinton is whether he believes he can put a framework on a deal that the Bush administration would be left to brush in with details.

The passing of the Immigration Act 2014, which puts a framework in place for a new NHS charging structure for migrants in the UK, could have serious implications for more vulnerable migrants such as undocumented migrants and refused asylum seekers (Department of Health 2013).

A century ago, putting a new regulatory framework around abuses of the emergent railroad and industrial sectors became a priority.

It poses a test for Mr. Bremer, who is faced with the task of reconciling the demands of the three Iraqi groups while putting in place a framework that will hold the country together after the Americans leave.

The meeting on Tuesday, however, reflected the fact that less than three months from Election Day, the Romney campaign is putting together a framework should he win the White House.

He almost left, but was persuaded to stay by academic researcher Mark Hampton, who was putting together a framework for understanding tax havens and convinced him how important it was to understand the system from the inside.

"We're putting forward a framework for solving this problem," one American trade official said, explaining the American position as the 144 members of the World Trade Organization began three days of meetings on the topic.